In this video I’m journaling in my Passport TN Weekly and setting myself a really cozy little constraint: one ink color and one marker. I use Wearingeul “Autumn Night After A Thousand Years” for all my writing (and any little sketchy details), then I bring in a single Tombow marker (620) to do the heavy lifting for color. The goal is a spread that feels balanced and story-forward—so the moments I want to remember stand out, without the page turning into visual clutter. I walk you through how I decide what gets colored and what stays “quiet.” When you only have one marker, you’re forced to think in shapes and emphasis: where do I want your eye to land first, and where can I let the ink do the work? If you’ve ever felt like your illustrated journaling gets busy fast—especially in a small format like a passport size—this is a simple way to make your pages feel intentional, cohesive, and still super expressive.